New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
KINCs COUNTY CONVENTIONS FIXED.

THE PRIMARIES TO BE HELD NEXT TUEsDAr-A
DISCUSSION IN THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
A special meeting OF the Kings County Republican
General Committee held last evening at No. 39s
Ful,onst BROOKLYN to arrange the preiminaries for
the nomination OF the candidates for local Offices 70
be elected this fall There was large attehuahce vi
delegates John b. Green presided The Executive
Committee reported In favor OF holding the primaries on
next Tuesday the city convention In the Everett Assem
bv Rooms on October at p m, the county conven
,,n on the same day at the same place at y. the
Aldermanic conventions october 7. the Senate con-
ventions on October the Assembly conventions on
october 10 1.
The custom heretofore has been TO hold the County
Convention in the in order to give the dele
gates from county towns an opportunity 10 get hoo
after the proceedings which they could not do in the
evening The change proposed by the Executive ooin'
mttee this year did not meet Win favor fom 'hc
majority OF the committee II was regarded as move
mont in the interest OF the candidacy OF Colonel A d.
Baird for Mayor. as the chief candidate Tor the noa
ton of Sheriff. Justice G. D. Rhnehart lives In me same
mart of the city, and IL he should be named oy the
County Convention first 1t was feared II would iJure
0VpI % Rhodes Of tho seventeenth ward in which JUS
hees ibs County Convention first Major J. L. Foett
who active in support OF the canniacy oi M
Forezter for Mayor, seconded the notion d. A Balu
win wanted to know why the Executive committee had
made the change, $780,. - ...,o $50. ,oa 4. hv
the Executive Committee without discussion and ne was
opposed to altering the order OF the conventions m
& first The mau fight this fall would be
over the Mayoray and the convention to select the can
joshua NJ Van Colt urged the order in holding the
conventions which had prevailed Tor NV en- y y 4 ba
the report OF the committee be amended so as TO follow
the usual custom ana tH r3 IN the evening The
remainder OF the suggestions OF the Executive Con
twenty first Ward Association in holding meeting that
was not duly advertised was referred to the
ton to the law which provides that all primaries must
be held between a. ,J m d tSsn Pea iH'
oUARREIs OF MONMOUTH COUNTY DEMOCRATS
FREEHOLD. N. j.. Sept % tSpeeap.-The Democratic
party In Monmouth County is splitting TO pieces because
of auarres among leaders One of the hardest fights
ever known In history OF the county was that waged
at the primaries last Saturday night, when delegates
were elected TO the convention held here on Monday
The heeers OF the several leaders had their pockets hed
with bank bills which they used literally in purchasing
votes In most Of the townships the money was used
openly In one township all the men who demanded
money for their votes received little white cards on
which the significant word cash was printed IN small
letters These little tickets subsequently redeemed
for 81 and SO each.
The result of the contest that the faction led by
Estate Senator Henry Little and United States Sen
aor elect Rufus Blodget controlled the convention and
defeated the nomination OF Jacob Shuts OF Shrewsbury
who wanted be named for Sheriff SHUTS withdrew
ceiyed pledge Of the nomination this year The pledge
was broken because he had become avowed temper
ance man. Theodore Fields OF Wall township, was
named in his place. Mr.. Shuts has the Prohibition
nomination but has not yet accepted &C. ne has now.
ticket to be named by convention at Red Bank
next Tuesday This ticket will probably be headed by
Henry NJ Nevins for State Senator. MI. Nevins Is
prominent member Of the New Jersey bar and a Past
Grand Of the New Jersey Department OF the
T T6n Scmnaon Of Thomas Brown for
henstor by the Democrats was weak one bs
pledged the party heavy amonst for campaign FUNDS
MR. BLAINEs SON TO JOIN A REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The enrolled Republicans Of the Hid Assembly District
held meeting Tuesday night in room No. 81 Cooper
Union. Forty names were proposed for membership
amo them being that Of James q. Blaine, jr These
proesedns: over the meeting turned sf into ra,n
Charles n. Tantor presented resolutions which were
na sss is eScs o.
dates Judge Burdots Hyatt closed the meeting with
IA eloquent speech.
NOMINATIONS FOR SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.
Norwich. Sept 2s.-Ths Chenango County Republican
Convention held here to-day nominated Chares A.
Fuller, OF Sherburne, for member OF Assembly.
WARSAW, Sept % tspecaD. -The Republican Conven-
ton Of Wyoming County to-day nominated Grseneaf B.
yangordsr for member OF Assembly and Charles j. Gar
deIer for Sherfn
SCHENECTADY, Sept 20 CSpeeiah.-The Republicans Of
the xvIIIth Senatorial District comprising the counties
of Schenectady, Saratoga, Fulton and Hamilton. met
here IN convention to-day The OF Andrew j. Mel
lis Of Jamestown. aud II p Kline. OF Amsterdam
were placed before the Ayentios The first ballot re-
Ia Nes IL The slis left the convention swear.
ing ance on Kline the nomination received
with general satisfaction and MI Kline Will o0uo'e'' 10
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